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October 14 is the date to vote for the Indigenous Voice to parliament. And, as Australians prepare themselves to vote Yes or No, it becomes more important to understand what the technical process of the Voice actually entails. Misinformation and disinformation has impacted much of the public debate surrounding the Indigenous Voice and experts and …
Amid ongoing debates on the changes to the NSW shark policy, experts are calling on the NSW government to focus on drowning prevention, over the threat of sharks. The state’s premier, Chris Minns, confirmed the government will install shark nets across 51 beaches from Newcastle to Wollongong. But experts warn dangerous water conditions pose a significantly larger …
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Brazil Week kicked off in Brisbane this evening, showcasing the South American nation’s traditional culture and cuisine. But, not everything will be food and Samba. Australia and Brazil have been business and trade partners for over 80 years, with the event offering a platform for stronger, collaborative opportunity. This year, Brazil Week will be also …
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Misinformation regarding the Indigenous Voice to Parliament has been spreading online. Due to a lack of internet literacy and difficulty accessing the internet in remote Indigenous communities, confusion regarding the contents, effects and context of the proposed change to the Australian Constitution has been spreading. As messaging regarding the Indigenous Voice to Parliament continues to …
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Social insects such as ants are one of the few species to engage in warfare on the same scale as humans. New research from CSIRO using insight from virtual gaming and real-world ant battles shows the dynamics of conflicts between native and non-native invasive ants, suggesting a new approach for managing invasive species. Image: Image: …
The Australian Bureau of Statistics today released an Administrative Data Snapshot of Housing, providing a window into the number of dwellings and the number of people living in them across Australia. This is a new methodology of recording and releasing housing and population data alongside the census, offering a comparison to the census and estimated …
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While there is not a single view among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, there is a significant level of support among them for the Voice. A recent poll from the Australia Institute indicates that the migrants and young people are most likely to support the Voice to Parliament. 73% of all young Australians say …
Overwhelming support from migrants and young people on The Voice Read More »
Safety in cars, especially for children is paramount. Some drivers are unaware of the hidden dangers and risks that lie lurking in some child safety restraints and therefore vigilance is crucial. Motor journalist Scott Murray talks about what drivers should look out for when it comes to buying the right car safety restraints for their …